Confluence Release Notes

Confluence 10.2.2 Bug-Fix Release

The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 10.2.2, which is a bug-fix release.

Don't have Confluence 10.2 yet?

Check out the new features and other highlights in the Confluence 10.2 release notes.

Get the latest version

We recommend you read the Confluence 10.2 release notes and you back up your confluence-home directory and database before upgrading.

This Confluence release includes additional updates to our Apache Tika dependency in response to CVE-2025-66516.

Our security team has assessed that the current scope of this CVE does not present the same critical risk in our products, as our use of the dependency doesn’t support the known path for exploitation.

The patch for CVE-2025-66516 is being released out of an abundance of caution.

Key issues fixed include:

• CONFSERVER-101168: The userlister plugin in Confluence can cause excessive Hazelcast topic traffic for cache invalidation, leading to excessive heap usage which results in an OutOfMemoryError.
• CONFSERVER-99635: The Rate Limiting page displays an error as soon as any user reaches the maximum allowed number of requests for the first time.
• CONFSERVER-101788: XXE (XML External Entity Injection) Tika Dependency Vulnerability in Confluence Data Center and Server.
• CONFSERVER-101340: User Index Missing After Enabling Confluence Index Improvement Dark Feature.

Last modified on Dec 17, 2025.

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DEPRECATION NOTICE

Deprecation notice for Marketplace V2 Pricing APIs

Marketplace Platform

Overview

We are deprecating v2 App pricing APIs (Get pricing API & Submit pricing API) and providing replacement for those APIs via APIs powered by Atlassian Commerce platform.

This document will guide you on how to use the new Commerce APIs.

Currently, Marketplace Partners can set app pricing in two ways: either through the Marketplace Partner Console UI or by using the Marketplace v2 APIs. However, the Marketplace API only supports managing pricing for the Standard edition of apps.

In the future, partners will continue to have two options for setting pricing: the Marketplace UI or a new API provided via the Commerce. The Commerce API will offer enhanced capabilities, allowing partners to manage pricing for different editions, multi-instance apps, and handle Atlassian Government Cloud (AGC) & Isolated Cloud-related packaging and pricing requirements.

Deprecation and migration

We’re deprecating below Marketplace v2 pricing APIs:

• GET /addons/{addonKey}/pricing/{cloudOrServer}/{liveOrPending}
• PUT /addons/{addonKey}/pricing/{cloudOrServer}/{liveOrPending}

Deprecation schedule

• Deprecation announcement date: Dec 10, 2025
• End of support date: Jun 30, 2026
• Removal or behavior change date: Jun 30, 2026

After the removal date

• Calls to the v2 pricing APIs will return error with status 410 (Gone)

What you need to do

• Stop using the v2 Pricing APIs.
• Use the Commerce Pricing APIs described in this guide to:
  ◦ Update App Pricing
  ◦ Fetch App Pricing across editions and offerings.

What is changing in the Pricing APIs?

Here is the list of app pricing APIs with consolidated decision

• Pricing API | Decision
  • Get App pricing https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/marketplace/rest/v2/api-group-apps/#api-addons-addonkey-pricing-cloudorserver-liveorpending-get | REPLACEMENT
  • Submit app pricing https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/marketplace/rest/v2/api-group-apps/#api-addons-addonkey-pricing-cloudorserver-liveorpending-put | REPLACEMENT

Who this is for?

This is for Marketplace Partner who want to use APIs to Update or Fetch Pricing of their apps

DAC links on how to use replacement APIs

https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/marketplace/marketplace-app-pricing-api/

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Release Notes

The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 10.2.0, which is a bug-fix release.

Don't have Confluence 10.2 yet?

Check out the new features and other highlights in the Confluence 10.2 release notes.

Get the latest version

We recommend you read the Confluence 10.2 release notes and you back up your confluence-home directory and database before upgrading.

Issues resolved in 10.2.0:

• CONFSERVER-100538: Velocity allowlist error for org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-99832: Not able to edit a file containing non-Latin and umlaut characters using the Office Connector macro (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)

Last modified on Dec 2, 2025

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Highlights

• Long Term Support release roundup
• Performance benchmarking report
• Search and WebDAV strict patch settings limited to system admins
• Cloud connectors for hybrid integrations
• OpenSearch for Confluence Data Center
• Supported platforms changes
• End of support announcements
• App developers
• Upgrade steps
• Resolved issues

This Confluence release supports only Data Center licenses. If you have a Server license, check out your options for upgrading.

Long Term Support release

This means we'll provide bug fix releases until 10.2 reaches end of life, to address critical security, stability, data integrity, and performance issues.

Long Term Support release roundup

It's been one year since our last long-term support release, Confluence 9.2. In that time we've shipped a huge amount of Enterprise value, especially for Data Center. Check out these highlights:

For admins

Security and compliance

• Cloud connectors for hybrid integrations 10.2
• Search and WebDAV strict patch settings limited to system admins 10.2
• Connect securely with OAuth 2.0 for app links 10.1
• Secure app installations with app signing 10.0
• Enhanced security with Content Security Policy 10.0
• Basic authentication disabled by default 10.0
• App signing is now enabled by default for app installations 10.0
• Global serialization filter 10.0
• Removal of Trusted apps 10.0
• Add scopes to REST endpoints to use OAuth 2.0 2LO 10.0
• Configure OAuth 2.0 for outgoing mail 10.0
• New REST APIs 9.3
• Rotate your encryption keys like clockwork 9.3

Platform and performance

• Find and sort most used macros in your site 10.1
• Manage your integrations and automations with service accounts 10.1
• Upgrade to React 18.3 and latest Atlaskit 10.1
• Editor upgrade to TinyMCE 7.9.1 10.1
• Spring and Jakarta upgrade 10.0
• Removal of deprecated components in AUI 10 10.0
• End of support for LESS 10.0
• End of support for the Original theme 10.0
• Monitoring and observability of the Synchrony process 10.0
• App tunnels now bundled 9.4
• Faster space deletion 9.4
• Default time zone setting in General configuration 9.3
• Save time and space with more control over data pipeline exports 9.3

AI and integrations

• Introducing the Confluence Data Center connector for Rovo 9.4

Calendars and macros

• Control how many labels display in macros 10.0
• Improved performance for adding Jira issue dates in Team Calendars 9.4

Search and indexing

• Controlled search reindex 9.5
• Exact search is now enabled by default for OpenSearch 9.5
• OpenSearch for Confluence Data Center 9.2

For end users

Content creation and editing

• Display days in the Roadmap Planner macro 9.3
• Creating blog posts from templates 9.3
• Aligning editor shortcuts with Confluence Cloud 9.3

Calendars and macros

• Control how many labels display in macros 10.0
• Improved performance for adding Jira issue dates in Team Calendars 9.4

Search and navigation

• OpenSearch for Confluence Data Center 9.2 AND LATER

All in all, we've resolved over 800 issues since 9.2. For an overview of all the changes, check out the Confluence 10.2 Long Term Support Release Change Log.

So what can you expect from Confluence 10.2? We've been focused on raising the already high bar we’ve set for quality, stability, security, and performance, and have tackled some particularly high-impact bugs to make sure Confluence 10.2 is the best it can be.

Performance benchmarking report

For: ADMINS
We’re running comprehensive performance testing to compare our Long Term Support releases to see how the recent changes have affected Confluence, and to make sure we’re not introducing any performance regressions. Long Term Support releases are always a number of versions apart so changes in performance are much more visible than between smaller, feature releases.
Explore the Confluence 10.2 Long Term Support release performance report

Search and WebDAV strict patch settings limited to system admins

For: ADMINS
We’ve clarified the distinction between the global administrative permissions: Confluence Administrator and Confluence System Administrator. Access to the following sensitive features is now more clearly defined to ensure that only the appropriate roles have the required permissions:

• Search configuration: only Confluence System Administrators can configure search settings.
• Strict path checking of a WebDAV plugin: only Confluence System Administrators can disable and enable strict path checking.
  Overview of global permissions in Confluence

Cloud connectors for hybrid integrations

For: ADMINS
We’re introducing cloud connectors to help you connect Data Center and cloud through the Atlassian Admin Hub. Now, you can set up and manage Rovo and Portfolio Insights connectors in one place, with OAuth 2.0 securing every authentication and authorization flow.
Details on configuring cloud connectors
Your existing Portfolio Insights and Rovo connectors will keep working with OAuth 1.0. Portfolio insights security key will expire in 180 days after it was set up. You can switch Portfolio insights to cloud connectors with OAuth 2.0. To do so, follow these steps to upgrade Portfolio Insights to cloud connector.
We don’t recommend switching your existing Rovo connectors to cloud connectors yet because this will trigger reindex and may cause issues.
In-product integrations, like using Confluence as a Jira Service Management knowledge base, continue to work as well. If you’re using older connection methods, such as the Cloud Companion app or application tunnels, these will still work, but we recommend switching to cloud connectors as you upgrade.
Read more about available ways of integrating Data Center and cloud

OpenSearch for Confluence Data Center

As your Confluence site grows, you need a search that keeps up with your team’s pace. That’s why Confluence Data Center now offers OpenSearch as an opt-in alternative to the default Lucene search platform.
We recommend switching to OpenSearch because it offers performance, scalability, and reliability improvements over Lucene.
We’re sharing a guide that explains the benefits of using OpenSearch as an alternative to the default Lucene search platform in Confluence Data Center. It includes:

• Key differences between OpenSearch and Lucene
• Benchmark results that show OpenSearch delivers faster search and better scalability
• Guidance on when and why to switch, with further configuration steps
  Explore the full documentation for more details and performance test results

Supported platforms changes

This section contains a run-down of all the changes that have been made to supported platforms since the last Confluence LTS release.
See the complete list of supported platforms
We’ve confirmed support for:

• JDK 21
• MySQL 8.4
• Oracle AI Database 26ai (rebranded from Oracle 23ai)
• PostgreSQL 17
• OpenSearch 2.11 through to 12.19
  This version of Confluence runs only on Java 21.

End of support announcements

We've removed support for:

• PostgreSQL 14
• PostgreSQL 15
• MySQL 8.0
• Java 17
  We’ve deprecated support for:
• PostgreSQL 16
• Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL 16
• MSSQL Server 2019
• Oracle 19c
  For more information on these notices, see End of Support Announcements for Confluence.

App developers

Head to Confluence 10.2 beta release notes to find out more about changes under the hood. For Confluence 10.2, there were no Early Access Programs (EAPs) releases. Instead, only beta releases are available. This is because Confluence 10.2 is a Long Term Support (LTS) release.

Upgrade steps

Always test the upgrade in a test environment before upgrading in production.
To upgrade Confluence to the latest version:

1. From the Administration menu, select Manage apps, and then Confluence update check to verify the compatibility of your user-installed apps with the target application version.
2. From the Administration menu, select General Configuration, and then Plan your upgrade and the version you want to upgrade to. This will run the pre-upgrade checks.
3. From the Administration menu, select General Configuration, and then Troubleshooting and support tools to check your license validity, application server, database setup, and more.
4. If your version of Confluence is more than one version behind, read the release notes and upgrade guides for all releases between your version and the latest version.
5. Back up your installation directory, home directory, and database.
6. Download the latest version of Confluence.
7. Follow the instructions in the Upgrade Guide.

Update configuration files after upgrading

The contents of configuration files such as server.xml, web.xml, setenv.bat / setenv.sh, and confluence-init.properties change from time to time.
When upgrading, we recommend manually reapplying any additions to these files (such as proxy configuration, datasource, JVM parameters) rather than simply overwriting the file with the file from your previous installation; otherwise you will miss out on any improvements we have made.

Upgrade instructions

Follow the usual upgrade instructions to upgrade your site.
Been a while since your last upgrade? Check out our upgrade matrix for a bird's-eye view of the most important changes since Confluence 9.2 LTS.
Don't forget to renew your software maintenance. Renew now

Resolved issues

For full details of bugs fixed and suggestions resolved, head to our public issues tracker on Jira.

Issues resolved in 10.2.0
Released on 02 December 2025

• CONFSERVER-100538: Velocity allowlist error for org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils (Bug, Low, Closed, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-99832: Not able to edit a file containing non-Latin and umlaut characters using the Office Connector macro (Bug, Low, Closed, Fixed)

Confluence 10.2 Long Term Support release performance report

Confluence 10.2 Long Term Support testing demonstrates largely stable performance across the product, with a few noticeable improvements.

About Long Term Support releases

We recommend upgrading Confluence regularly, however if your organisation's process means you only upgrade about once a year, upgrading to a Long Term Support release may be a good option as it provides continued access to critical security, stability, data integrity and performance issues until this version reaches end of life.

Credits

Our wonderful customers...
You play an important role in making Confluence better. Thanks to everyone who participated in interviews with us, made suggestions, voted, and reported bugs!

Last modified on Dec 2, 2025

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We're excited to present Confluence 10.2

Highlights

• Long Term Support release roundup
• Performance benchmarking report
• Search and WebDAV strict patch settings limited to system admins
• Cloud connectors for hybrid integrations
• OpenSearch for Confluence Data Center
• Supported platforms changes
• End of support announcements
• App developers
• Upgrade steps
• Resolved issues

This Confluence release supports only Data Center licenses. If you have a Server license, check out your options for upgrading.

Confluence Data Center 10.2 is a Long Term Support release
This means we'll provide bug fix releases until 10.2 reaches end of life, to address critical security, stability, data integrity, and performance issues.

Long Term Support release roundup

It's been one year since our last long-term support release, Confluence 9.2. In that time we've shipped a huge amount of Enterprise value, especially for Data Center. Check out these highlights:

For admins Security and compliance

• Cloud connectors for hybrid integrations 10.2
• Search and WebDAV strict patch settings limited to system admins 10.2
• Connect securely with OAuth 2.0 for app links 10.1
• Secure app installations with app signing 10.0
• Enhanced security with Content Security Policy 10.0
• Basic authentication disabled by default 10.0
• App signing is now enabled by default for app installations 10.0
• Global serialization filter 10.0
• Removal of Trusted apps 10.0
• Add scopes to REST endpoints to use OAuth 2.0 2LO 10.0
• Configure OAuth 2.0 for outgoing mail 10.0
• New REST APIs 9.3
• Rotate your encryption keys like clockwork 9.3

Platform and performance

• Find and sort most used macros in your site 10.1
• Manage your integrations and automations with service accounts 10.1
• Upgrade to React 18.3 and latest Atlaskit 10.1
• Editor upgrade to TinyMCE 7.9.1 10.1
• Spring and Jakarta upgrade 10.0
• Removal of deprecated components in AUI 10 10.0
• End of support for LESS 10.0
• End of support for the Original theme 10.0
• Monitoring and observability of the Synchrony process 10.0
• App tunnels now bundled 9.4
• Faster space deletion 9.4
• Default time zone setting in General configuration 9.3
• Save time and space with more control over data pipeline exports 9.3

AI and integrations

• Introducing the Confluence Data Center connector for Rovo 9.4

Calendars and macros

• Control how many labels display in macros 10.0
• Improved performance for adding Jira issue dates in Team Calendars 9.4

Search and indexing

• Controlled search reindex 9.5
• Exact search is now enabled by default for OpenSearch 9.5
• OpenSearch for Confluence Data Center 9.2

For end users

Content creation and editing

• Display days in the Roadmap Planner macro 9.3
• Creating blog posts from templates 9.3
• Aligning editor shortcuts with Confluence Cloud 9.3

Calendars and macros

• Control how many labels display in macros 10.0
• Improved performance for adding Jira issue dates in Team Calendars 9.4

Search and navigation

• OpenSearch for Confluence Data Center 9.2 AND LATER

All in all, we've resolved over 800 issues since 9.2. For an overview of all the changes, check out the Confluence 10.2 Long Term Support Release Change Log.

So what can you expect from Confluence 10.2? We've been focused on raising the already high bar we’ve set for quality, stability, security, and performance, and have tackled some particularly high-impact bugs to make sure Confluence 10.2 is the best it can be.

Performance benchmarking report

For: ADMINS

We’re running comprehensive performance testing to compare our Long Term Support releases to see how the recent changes have affected Confluence, and to make sure we’re not introducing any performance regressions. Long Term Support releases are always a number of versions apart so changes in performance are much more visible than between smaller, feature releases.
Explore the Confluence 10.2 Long Term Support release performance report

Search and WebDAV strict patch settings limited to system admins

For: ADMINS

We’ve clarified the distinction between the global administrative permissions: Confluence Administrator and Confluence System Administrator. Access to the following sensitive features is now more clearly defined to ensure that only the appropriate roles have the required permissions:

• • Search configuration: only Confluence System Administrators can configure search settings.
• • Strict path checking of a WebDAV plugin: only Confluence System Administrators can disable and enable strict path checking.
  Overview of global permissions in Confluence

Cloud connectors for hybrid integrations

For: ADMINS

We’re introducing cloud connectors to help you connect Data Center and cloud through the Atlassian Admin Hub. Now, you can set up and manage Rovo and Portfolio Insights connectors in one place, with OAuth 2.0 securing every authentication and authorization flow.
Details on configuring cloud connectors
Your existing Portfolio Insights and Rovo connectors will keep working with OAuth 1.0. Portfolio insights security key will expire in 180 days after it was set up. You can switch Portfolio insights to cloud connectors with OAuth 2.0. To do so, follow these steps to upgrade Portfolio Insights to cloud connector.
We don’t recommend switching your existing Rovo connectors to cloud connectors yet because this will trigger reindex and may cause issues.
In-product integrations, like using Confluence as a Jira Service Management knowledge base, continue to work as well. If you’re using older connection methods, such as the Cloud Companion app or application tunnels, these will still work, but we recommend switching to cloud connectors as you upgrade.
Read more about available ways of integrating Data Center and cloud

OpenSearch for Confluence Data Center

For: ADMINS

As your Confluence site grows, you need a search that keeps up with your team’s pace. That’s why Confluence Data Center now offers OpenSearch as an opt-in alternative to the default Lucene search platform.
We recommend switching to OpenSearch because it offers performance, scalability, and reliability improvements over Lucene.
We’re sharing a guide that explains the benefits of using OpenSearch as an alternative to the default Lucene search platform in Confluence Data Center. It includes:

• Key differences between OpenSearch and Lucene
• Benchmark results that show OpenSearch delivers faster search and better scalability
• Guidance on when and why to switch, with further configuration steps
  Explore the full documentation for more details and performance test results

Supported platforms changes

This section contains a run-down of all the changes that have been made to supported platforms since the last Confluence LTS release.
See the complete list of supported platforms
We’ve confirmed support for:

• JDK 21
• MySQL 8.4
• Oracle AI Database 26ai (rebranded from Oracle 23ai)
• PostgreSQL 17
• OpenSearch 2.11 through to 12.19
  This version of Confluence runs only on Java 21.

End of support announcements

We've removed support for:

• PostgreSQL 14
• PostgreSQL 15
• MySQL 8.0
• Java 17
  We’ve deprecated support for:
• PostgreSQL 16
• Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL 16
• MSSQL Server 2019
• Oracle 19c
  For more information on these notices, see End of Support Announcements for Confluence.

App developers

Head to Confluence 10.2 beta release notes to find out more about changes under the hood. For Confluence 10.2, there were no Early Access Programs (EAPs) releases. Instead, only beta releases are available. This is because Confluence 10.2 is a Long Term Support (LTS) release.

Upgrade steps

Always test the upgrade in a test environment before upgrading in production.
To upgrade Confluence to the latest version:

1. From the Administration menu, select Manage apps, and then Confluence update check to verify the compatibility of your user-installed apps with the target application version.
2. From the Administration menu, select General Configuration, and then Plan your upgrade and the version you want to upgrade to. This will run the pre-upgrade checks.
3. From the Administration menu, select General Configuration, and then Troubleshooting and support tools to check your license validity, application server, database setup, and more.
4. If your version of Confluence is more than one version behind, read the release notes and upgrade guides for all releases between your version and the latest version.
5. Back up your installation directory, home directory, and database.
6. Download the latest version of Confluence.
7. Follow the instructions in the Upgrade Guide.

Update configuration files after upgrading

The contents of configuration files such as server.xml, web.xml, setenv.bat / setenv.sh, and confluence-init.properties change from time to time.
When upgrading, we recommend manually reapplying any additions to these files (such as proxy configuration, datasource, JVM parameters) rather than simply overwriting the file with the file from your previous installation; otherwise you will miss out on any improvements we have made.

Upgrade instructions

Follow the usual upgrade instructions to upgrade your site.

Been a while since your last upgrade? Check out our upgrade matrix for a bird's-eye view of the most important changes since Confluence 9.2 LTS.
Don't forget to renew your software maintenance.

Resolved issues

For full details of bugs fixed and suggestions resolved, head to our public issues tracker on Jira.

Issues resolved in 10.2.0
Released on 02 December 2025

Confluence 10.2 Long Term Support release performance report

Highlights

As with all Long Term Support (LTS) releases, we aim to provide the same, if not better, performance. Confluence Data Center 10.2 LTS testing demonstrates largely stable performance across the product, with a few noticeable improvements.
Here are some highlights seen during the testing we ran:

Confluence 10.2 Long Term Support Release Change Log

This change log aims to give you an overview of what's changed since our last Long Term Support release. As 10.2 is our newest Long Term Support release for Confluence, we'll give you a round up of everything that's happened since the last Long Term Support release, Confluence 9.2.

About Long Term Support releases

We recommend upgrading Confluence regularly, however if your organisation's process means you only upgrade about once a year, upgrading to a Long Term Support release may be a good option as it provides continued access to critical security, stability, data integrity and performance issues until this version reaches end of life.

Credits

Our wonderful customers...
You play an important role in making Confluence better. Thanks to everyone who participated in interviews with us, made suggestions, voted, and reported bugs!

Last modified on Dec 2, 2025

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The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 10.1.2, which is a bug-fix release.

Don't have Confluence 10.1 yet?

Check out the new features and other highlights in the Confluence 10.1 release notes.

Get the latest version

We recommend you read the Confluence 10.1 release notes and you back up your confluence-home directory and database before upgrading.

Issues resolved in 10.1.2:

• CONFSERVER-99690: Texts with class="confluence-embedded-file-wrapper confluence-embedded-manual-size" are not displayed correctly (Bug, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-101465: Confluence CQL search API returns a Bad Request response when searching for non-existent space(s) instead of returning an empty result set. (Bug, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-101314: How to add "favourite space" icon is broken in Space list macro (Bug, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-100790: REST API is allowing to set 'update' only page restriction (Bug, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-100020: The heading is only visible after mouse over in view mode, but is placed correctly in edit mode. (Bug, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-99813: The boldness of the texts are located in the list is different after making them bold by highlighting them and without highlighting them (Bug, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-98694: Nested Lists not Indented Correctly (Bug, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-60065: Event creation pop up in Team Calendar doesn't show up fields (Bug, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-38691: The "Scheduled Tasks" screen does not accurately reflect the state of scheduled tasks if one becomes stuck (Bug, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-33234: plugin_pagetree_children_span is breaking the content in the html view (Bug, Fixed)

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The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 9.2.11, which is a bug-fix release.

Don't have Confluence 9.2 yet?

Check out the new features and other highlights in the Confluence 9.2 release notes.

Get the latest version

We recommend you read the Confluence 9.2 release notes and you back up your confluence-home directory and database before upgrading.

Issues resolved in 9.2.11:

• CONFSERVER-100547: While editing a large page (scrollable both bottom and right), cursor jumps to the top when clicking far to the right of the existing text at the bottom (Bug, Highest priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-101495: When using the drag-and-drop feature to upload attachments, the existing page content temporarily disappears, making it tricky to position the image (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-101494: Clicking on Upload files results in Page Not Found error while inserting attachments (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-101464: Drag-and-Drop CSS File Warnings Appear Repeatedly in Logs Post Confluence 9.2.10 Upgrade (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-100741: When a draft is published or deleted, the logs show invalid column exceptions for contentId and descendantId. (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-100019: When the page title contains the space character, the deleted page will instead of showing the page "has been deleted", the deleted page shows "Page Not Found". (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-98618: Search Results fail for Users that belong to too many Groups (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-60065: Event creation pop up in Team Calendar doesn't show up fields (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)

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Development releases

Development releases are interim builds of Confluence that we make available so that interested customers can try out new features, especially those features that you may have been waiting for, and don't want to wait another month for the next official release. Development releases are also called early access program (EAP) releases.

Are you looking for the production releases of Confluence? See Confluence Release Notes.

Development releases are not production ready. Development releases are snapshots of the ongoing Confluence development process. While we try to keep these releases stable, they have not undergone the same degree of testing as a full release, and could contain features that are incomplete or may change or be removed before the next full release.

No upgrade path. Because development releases represent work in progress, we cannot provide a supported upgrade path between development releases, or from any development release to a final release. You may not be able to migrate any data you store in a Confluence development release to a future Confluence release.

Atlassian does not provide support for development releases.

Current Development Release Cycle

10.2 development

Head to Confluence 10.2 beta release notes for information on our latest milestone.
For Confluence 10.2, there are no Early Access Programs (EAPs) releases. Instead, only beta releases are available. This is because Confluence 10.2 is a Long Term Support (LTS) release.

• Confluence 10.2.0-rc1 - 28 November 2025
• Confluence 10.2.0-beta7 - 20 November 2025
• Confluence 10.2.0-beta6 - skipped
• Confluence 10.2.0-beta5 - 12 November 2025
• Confluence 10.2.0-beta4 - 4 November 2025
• Confluence 10.2.0-beta3 - 28 October 2025
• Confluence 10.2.0-beta2 - 21 October 2025
• Confluence 10.2.0-beta1 - 14 October 2025

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Confluence 10.1.1 Release Notes

The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 10.1.1, which is a bug-fix release.

Don't have Confluence 10.1 yet?

Check out the new features and other highlights in the Confluence 10.1 release notes.

Get the latest version

We recommend you read the Confluence 10.1 release notes and you back up your confluence-home directory and database before upgrading.

Issues resolved in 10.1.1 include:

• CONFSERVER-101162: Johnson page is slow to load (Bug, Highest priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-101131: Favourite Pages Macro queries all available labels and causes inefficient permission checks (Bug, High priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-100831: Attachment preview fails for copy-pasted duplicate links over time; links show "File does not exist" (Bug, Medium priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-100350: Importing ICS file with multiple Jira Event Types would only import the first event type, where the rest are omitted (Bug, Medium priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-99603: Editing Mode Automatically Scrolls Up When Using a Firefox or Chrome Browser (Bug, Medium priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-101312: Table Formatting breaks/misalignment in Page View Mode for Merged Columns. (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-101169: Table formatting breaks for some of view mode copied tables. (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-100937: Confluence editor and view does not show the same colors for legacy content (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-100908: When editing is restricted on a space home page, re-ordering immediate child pages is not possible for a non-admin user. (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-100857: Space Export to PDF function in Confluence, where links in the exported PDF no longer navigate within the document but instead open web links (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-100544: Office Word Macro not listing Attachments from Page (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-100538: Velocity allowlist error for org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-99832: Not able to edit a file containing non-Latin and umlaut characters using the Office Connector macro (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-99659: Mixed Language Problem in Confluence Draft Notifications with Non-English Language is selected from the profile. (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
• CONFSERVER-99484: When scrolling a page, the title overlaps (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)

Last modified on Nov 4, 2025

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